Spooktober reviews – Murder Party

You know who’s trending nowadays (apart from the obvious)? Jeremy Saulnier!

South Park season 22: episode 2 review – Churches are important, and it has nothing to do with religion m’kay!

Wow, an episode revolving around the Catholic Church and its members that doesn’t touch upon Christianity or God for that matter? I feel like I’ve stumbled into a different timeline.

South Park Season 22, Episode 1 review: A Laugh Riot!

Woah, South Park is still relevant?! I honestly share this same sentiment with Family Guy and Simpsons, comedies that have lost their charm and have now degraded into nothing but blatant, mindless, corporate cash grabs.

Eighth Grade review – Middle school woes.

While watching Eighth Grade, I began reminiscing about my time back in middle school (and high school for that matter because barely anything changed). I’m kind of nervous about telling you all this because it seems personal to me, but its got a lot to do with the review so I’ll bite.

Sorry to Bother You review – who knew telemarketing could be so insane

Sometimes, I wonder what movies were even made for. Were they made solely as a representation of reality, or for people’s pleasure, or a combination of both? Anyways, I was kind of wondering what kind of coke director Boots Riley was snorting when he crafted this “masterpiece” of his. I mean for petes sake, the fella was in charge of making music before tackling this feature length extravaganza.

Millennialism, loneliness, and social media in ‘Ingrid Goes West’

Social media is an unprecedented vehicle for people to connect with one another from across the globe. Fact of the matter is, its advent has led to the insurgence of some interesting phenomena. From people acting under the guise of trolls, to literal edgelords threatening to slit their own wrists, the internet has become a safe haven for people to vent out their frustrations under the protection of anonymity. The idea that anonymity is a thing on these platforms, only makes matters worse, as people from all sorts of backgrounds hide themselves behind an avatar (some of which would include an anime character of some sort) to plot their next move, while disguising their identity in the heat of battle.